Empath and Psychic Abilities: Control Emotional Overload with Practical Strategies and Expand Mind Power Developing Intuition, Telepathy, Aura Reading, Healing Mediumship and your Spirit Guides

Written by John Hanson

Narrated by A'alia Zealous

Do you want to develop your psychic abilities? Do you desire to recognize any empath? Do you enjoy your alone time and prefer to be in a calm environment as much as possible? Are you a highly sensitive person, and have a hard time letting people get too close?

If you are ready for developing a deeper connection with your higher self, finding your spirit guides, and becoming a better empath? Then pay attention

As an empath, you probably had many negative experiences because of how you felt, and very often, you acted not according to what you felt but following someone else's will. This usually happens to inexperienced empaths, who have not learned to overcome negative emotions or nurture their gifts.

An empath is a person with the special gift of perceiving the emotions and feelings of other people as though they were their own without even trying

The goal of this book is: to help you understand the empathic nature much better and give you clear-cut techniques on how to shield your energy from harsh environments and also begin realizing your psychic potential and become confident and empowered as you journey into the world of psychic power.

You will discover:

✅ what is an empath and how to recognize it?,

✅ how to embrace your gift,

✅ empaths and spiritual hypersensitivity,

✅ how to protect yourself from energy vampires,

✅ empaths and work,

✅ how to support a young empath,

✅ intuition,

✅ telepathy,

✅ dream interpretation,

✅ spirit guides,

✅ mediumship,

✅ meditation suggestions

✅ Astral travel

Psychic abilities can come in many different forms and can find their way into the minds of different types of people, especially those who are particularly empathic and possess a deeper than average sensitivity level.

• Language: English
• Publisher: John Hanson
• Release date: Apr 7, 2022
• ISBN: 9798368906393

John Hanson

History is incomplete without recognizing the malingering personal impact of war. This history of survivors’ lives is best told as a novel; revealing exciting stories of real people who just missed becoming a statistic as “collateral damage”. Vanna’s Sow does this. It flowed from the authors briefcase which was full of anecdotes recorded on yellow legal pads, short stories written late at night when sleep was denied, newspaper clippings, and photos collected during his many years of first hand observation. As a contract employee in post conflict communities during his thirty year career in reconstruction and development, John Hanson had the opportunity to work on four continents in five countries. Daily work required personal contact with people surviving conflict. Contact with many continued during subsequent years. Hanson lost confidence during this period; confidence in the significance of the politics of conflicts. He learned to dislike the media and academic’s shallow treatment of lives entrapped by war; marginalized by the label “collateral damage.” He viewed tales of the survivors as not only fascinating, but as necessary experiences for foreign policy wonks.